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Today's riddle: What did the tree say when Spring arrived? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. The Longest Table returning to Mooresville (iredellfreenews.com) — Mooresville residents are invited to gather at Mooresville High School on Sunday, September 27 for The Longest Table, a free community meal themed "The Power of We." The event aims to strengthen connections across neighborhoods, with guided table conversations, family activities, and strong support from local sponsors like Iredell Health System and Mooresville Graded Schools.
2. Mooresville mayor expected to discuss transition plan at September meeting (wbtv.com) — Mooresville's mayor, Chris Carney, is expected to outline how he'll transition out of office at the Sept. 8 board meeting, following a no-confidence vote earlier this year. Commissioners are weighing how to move forward amid lawsuits and controversy over a 2024 late-night town hall incident, while some board members stress focusing on the town's best interests.
3. Spire Motorsports Team Headquarters Earns EPA's Coveted Energy Star Certification (flaglernewsweekly.com) — Spire Motorsports' Mooresville headquarters has earned the EPA's ENERGY STAR certification, making it the only NASCAR team facility with this energy-efficiency honor. The 77,000-square-foot shop cut energy and water use significantly, and team leaders say the recognition reflects a commitment to being a responsible Mooresville community member.
4. Carson Kvapil to pilot JR Motorsports' No. 8 entry for 2027 O'Reilly season (speedwaymedia.com) — A Mooresville native is moving up the NASCAR ladder as Carson Kvapil has been tapped to drive JR Motorsports' No. 8 Chevrolet in the 2027 O'Reilly Auto Parts Series. The 23-year-old, who first raced the No. 8 in JRM's development program, replaces Sammy Smith after back-to-back strong seasons and recent wins at Indianapolis and Iowa.
5. Big & Rich Take on Artificial Intelligence on Ominous New Song 'Hello AI': 'This AI Thing Is Outta Control' (Video Premiere) (kjwl.com) — Mooresville gets a shoutout as Big & Rich plan a Sept. 19 show in town while debuting their new anti-AI song "Hello AI." The country duo argue that artificial intelligence threatens human songwriters and emphasize creating music the old-fashioned way, with pencil, paper, and live performance.
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